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Introduced by Councilor Bigney, November 13, 1974
CITY OF BANGOR
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Broadway at Penobscot
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Beit ordainod by dw City Comwtl of the City dBaagor, oe foRomo:
Mat the none boundary lines As established by the Zoning Ordinance of the
City of Bangor, be amended as follows:
By changing from Residence 5 none to Co®ercial 2 rove a parcel of lend
on the namrwest corner of the intersection is Broadway and Penobscot Street.
Said Parcel being rare particularly described as Pot 17, City Assessors
Sbeet 48, vith 821offrontage on Broadway and 168, fronting on Penobscot
Street.
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Nwervber 13, 1974
Referred to Planning Beard,
consider next meeting.
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PLANNING DEPARMENT
November a, 1974
00: The Honrable City Council
MR: The Planing Hoard -
SUSTOM: zone change - Broadway at Penobscot street. council Order 8 5 -AC
gentlemen:
Please be advised that the Planning Board held a public hearing on
the above request Novnhar 18, 1974.
The Planing Board gave very careful consideration to the request for
a none change and to the proposed use as sell as those opposed to the change.
In iNs consideration; the Planing Board took vete of the following:
(a) The site is in one of the major historical areae in Bangor and listed
on the National Register of Historic Places.
(b) The area is a residential area for multi -family uses.
(c) A commercial m would be a intension into this area and presumably
precipitdteadditional commercial tuning.
(d) Such a rezoning could. in fact, be a spot caning.
(a) The needs for effective historical zoning which would preserve such
areas and allow economic use.
After such consideration, the gleaming Board voted unanimously to
recommend against a change of coning from Residential 5 to Commercial.
Sincerely.
Carl J. Montag
Planning Director
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